There is no substitute for thorough practical training in all aspects of the mounting and use of abrasive wheels. Any training programme should cover at least the following:
(a) hazards and risks arising from the use of abrasive wheels and the precautions to be observed;
(b) methods of marking abrasive wheels with their type, size and maximum operating speed;
(c) how to store handle and transport abrasive wheels;
(d) how to inspect and test abrasive wheels for damage;
(e) the functions of all the components used with abrasive wheels such as flanges, blotters, bushes, nuts etc;
(f) how to assemble abrasive wheels correctly to make sure they are properly balanced and fit to use;
(g) the proper method of dressing an abrasive wheel (removing dulled abrasive or other material from the cutting surface and/or removing material to correct any uneven wear of the wheel);
(h) the correct adjustment of the work rest on pedestal or bench grinding machines;
(i) the use of suitable personal protective equipment, for example eye protection
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